Henriot Brut Rosé

Henriot • Rose

$149.00

Club Member Price: $141.55 (?)

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Henriot Rosé occupies a place midway between the extremes of elegance and depth on the grand rosé spectrum, with a pretty medium-salmon hue, alive with rose hip and red cherry poise, yet celebrating the succulent fruit presence of pinot noir and the fine-grained structure of well-gauged tannin presence.

Style

Rose

Dosage

Brut
What to Expect

Fine chalk mineral texture and bright acidity define a long finish of well-integrated dosage

Fine chalk mineral texture and bright acidity define a long finish of well-integrated dosage

Technical Notes

60% pinot, mostly from the Montagne de Reims, particularly Mareuil-sur-Aÿ, Verzy, Verzenay, Avenay and Trépail; 40% chardonnay, from the Côte des Blancs, particularly Avize, Chouilly, Vertus and Épernay; 25% reserve wines; aged 2–3 years on lees; 8g/L dosage

60% pinot, mostly from the Montagne de Reims, particularly Mareuil-sur-Aÿ, Verzy, Verzenay, Avenay and Trépail; 40% chardonnay, from the Côte des Blancs, particularly Avize, Chouilly, Vertus and Épernay; 25% reserve wines; aged 2–3 years on lees; 8g/L dosage

About the House

Champagne Henriot was founded in 1808 and Henriot has remained a family affair since then, which is increasingly rare in Champagne. It’s important to look closely at one particular individual as his achievements define the house today. Joseph Henriot, joined the family business in 1957 and after his father’s untimely death in 1962, he took over the reins and became the energy and entrepreneurial spirit behind the rise and success of the house.

Henriot have their eyes firmly set on what they describe as ‘craftsman luxury’.

They aim to create high quality champagne to a dedicated following of Henriot Champagne lovers. They focus their energies on the chardonnay variety and apart from the brut souverain they do not use pinot meunier anywhere else.

Champagne Henriot was founded in 1808 and Henriot has remained a family affair since then, which is increasingly rare in Champagne. It’s important to look closely at one particular individual as his achievements define the house today. Joseph Henriot, joined the family business in 1957 and after his father’s untimely death in 1962, he took over the reins and became the energy and entrepreneurial spirit behind the rise and success of the house.

Henriot have their eyes firmly set on what they describe as ‘craftsman luxury’.

They aim to create high quality champagne to a dedicated following of Henriot Champagne lovers. They focus their energies on the chardonnay variety and apart from the brut souverain they do not use pinot meunier anywhere else.